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Two 15-year-olds break into same store twice, charged with felonies
Two of the three felons wanted for burglarizing the same convenience store in north Fayette County in the space of a week, along with...
A Southern Dream Come True
Who knows how we find some of life’s most meaningful treasures but somehow we find them and they becomes delights.
Last summer, Tink was away,...
Former WSB-TV anchor John Pruitt to discuss his novel Tuesday at...
Peachtree City Library will welcome Emmy Award-winning journalist John Pruitt on Tuesday, October 4, at 1 p.m. to discuss his debut novel, “Tell It...
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2022 REACH Georgia scholars announced
Ten Fayette County middle school students got a head start on their college education by winning a $10,000 REACH Georgia Scholarship.
A total of 10...
Marvel at the moon with Flat Rock on Oct. 8
Flat Rock Middle students and families will join together to celebrate International Observe the Moon Night on Saturday, October 8. The free event will...
Fayette’s 2022 SAT scores outpace state, nation
McIntosh High had the 15th highest average in Georgia —
Fayette County’s public high school students again greatly outpaced the rest of Georgia and the...
Cardinals learn many ways to master math
The Cardinals are finding out there are many ways to master math.
Crabapple Lane Elementary 1st graders have been busy studying different ways to represent...
Eagles use NESTs to grow family
Inman Elementary has adopted a new house system, and the Eagles have been sorted into NESTs to grow together.
Each student, every last Eagle from...
